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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1912)
THE OMAHA SUXDAY BEE: AUGUST. 4, 1912. 12-X rr Women's, Men's and Chil dren's 50c Hosiery at 29c Pr. Women's and Children's HOSIERY at 6c Pr. Women's medium weight cotton and lisle thread and gauze hose, also misses', boys' and children's cotton and lisle finished hosiery black, white Q and colors at, per pair.. . Women's full fashioned pure thread silk boot hosiery, also , women's imported silk lisle and maco cotton ' hose, also men's pure thread silk bose with double lisle feet 29c at pair....- .'. .' PBH ml I ft 1 J Brandeis Stores . Initial Showing and Advance Season Sale of Women's Tailored Suits In the New Models for Fall, 1912 One Week, Beginning Mon., August 5 Measurements will be taken for these new suits made to your order or models may be purchased outright No -store in the "west will show a variety of beautiful and authentic new -styles that can' in any way compare with this. There are 450 new model suits from , which ; to select the style you wish. Hundreds of large samples of fall materials from which to choose your fabric-rif you wish your suit-made ' to measure. The newest fall style features are all included in this showing. The ' ' ultra smart cutaways the longer length coats, 30 to 36 inches the Robespierre collar effects the modified pannier effects in the skirts- the new Norfolks, etc. Every fall style is positively authentic. ' ' ' ' ' ' r. 1 ' 'j , Women whosprefer. to have their suits made to measure ; will think , this method of selection-' is ideal, because they , can : see the exact styles in the finished models before they place their order. They, will ' find thai they .can . buy much. more reasonably than by the customary-made-to-measure methods. See the new materials for fall heavily corded fabrics two-toned fancy weaves rough materials extreme novelties. ' ' ; '. ; Y The, model suits are in all sizes and all new. colors and fabrics. ; We also show scores of 'models' in new fall coats. . " , . " ''",)'' : The prices : are $25, $35, $49 .and up to ;$85 J 10 Basement Bargains Casheen various; size black stripes oh white ground, at, Black and ' colored mer cerized sateens, worth 10c and 15c Percales in , light and dark styles from the bolt ni at,yd........D2C Amoskeag, Apron Ging hamblue, green and brown checks, C at, per yd.......-?-'V double, sale - A -price, per yd. . . J-VL Fruit of the loom sheeting, 2 yards wide-the right width for making full size sheets-3-tc would be the regular selling price- 0 1 n . . . . ..... . : .... . . jl xv special at, yard... Mercerized P 6 p 1 i n s plain colors 25c val ues from the bolt, Monday at, ' i (Xn yard....r.....lvL 36 and 40-in. wide;, un bleached . muslin, two widths will make full Blze sheet ieBir rj 1 able length, on bar- "gf ; gala square, yd Over 10,000 yards fancy printed silkoline rem nants fine quality from the bolt nil p regular 120 grade at, yard. ..... . . .'. . .O 2L New lot white and cream colored baby flannel per feet mill Ol lengths. ' , ft 7qC at, yard... ..... Best yard wide bleached mus lin, Ion cloth and cambric- perfect, desirable -odd. lengths r7l bargain square, at, yard. MiraDia JuaTa, 72C BRANDEIS BASEMENT Great Sale of Fancy Linens IN OUR BASEMENT Just 1,000 pieces of beautiful handwork fancy linens hand embroidered dresser scarfs, hand embroidered lunch cloths, cluny center pieces, hand made Princess lace dresser scarfs and shams and stand covers to match sq worth up to $3.00; at, each. iOC 10 Pieces of Fine Quality Round Thread Pure Linen Pillow Tubing 98c value. Limit 6 yards to f" customer at, yard -. . uC 24-Inch Fine Linen Huck Toweling Very fine weave pin huck, pure linen toweling makes beauti- qq . ful towels; 69c QuaUty t. a yard. .. . . . . , OtC IN BASEMENT WHITE GOODS DEPHV White Economy Linen, water shrunk, 34- Inches wide t. yard . 15 Fine Imported Pique, narrow to the widest cords, 27 Inches wide, our 60c quality special at, yard. ..45 40-inch White Voile special at, yard.. Imperial Long Cloth for fine underwear very soft, 36 Inches wide bolt of 12 yards, at. 81.25 NEW WASH FABRICS BASEMENT 32-inch Solsette, often called pongee faBt colors, 25c quality at, a yard High Class Voiles, some silk stripes, 35c and 40c values at, a yard , Plain Colored Ratine new blues, tans, pinks, lavender, etc. 27 Inches wide at, a yard 25 Kimono Pllsse ask to see them 32 inches wide at, a yard ............ 254 NEW LOTS BROUGHT FORWARD FOR MONDAY Great Sale of Hosiery Entire, Stock of an Eastern Hosiery Factory at Its Value '"We secured the manufacturer 's" entire output at a fraction of its actual value. The new lots'brought forward for Monday's selling represent greater bargains than ever. "XT 1 1 1 it . ' j i j J i i i i i 13 i xl i.!MML i ou can Duy tne imesi nosiery at jusi nan wnai you wouia pay ai any oiuer uuie. Women's Finest' Grade Italian . Silk Hosiery Also Finest "' Thread Silk Hose Ribbed, plain and1 drop stitch effects, in all colors full fash ioned, double soles worth $1.00 and $1.50; at, a pair .Vi Women's," Mi 3ses' and Children's 35c Hosiery at I2V2C a Pair g I Womens'silk finished, mfirccrized lisle and cotton hose misses', boys' I ."lO and' children's cotton-andtlisle finished ribbed hose; 35c value at, pair. , V 50c Special A ; Lot of i Very - Fine 27-inch- Flouncings Pretty, - neat 'designs'inaby Irish'' and blind relief effects; :also,45-inch voile flouncings,; fine -allovers in Ori ental . patterns, baby ; flouncings,' etc., tZi wjorthi up to $i.()0 a yard ; at, per yard..V..U1..;......;:...V..,.....:...v ,v Fine lotof slaces, beautiful designs in macrame, file of Embroideries and Laces Dainty patterns in 27-inch floun cings, wide bands and inser tionsworth up to 75e a yard; on sale Monday at a very special LwV price, yard.. mi JJ ;, crochet, cluny, Bohemian and Carrickmacross ef fects an whttecream and ?ecru medium and wide widths, worth up to 75c a yard; ZA nnH OCa at,tper-jard' .v,. . . . v. . ; .lag 31111 Lit- MONDAY-YOUR CHOICE Any Woman's gi" Suit 1 1 Any Woman's g Dress Any Woman's g Coat I IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT MANY HAVE BEEN SELLING UP TO $40.00. ANY WOMEN'S SPRING OR SUMMER SKIRT Many extra sizes hundreds to select from at $5 ANY WOMAN'S WASH COAT SUIT White and Colored Suits many, JJbrfolks Nor folk effects former prices were .as high 1 as $12.50, at.... $2.50 Odds and Ends of Women's Wash Skirts Pongees, repps, heavy natural linens and sheer trimmed lawns worth to $4; at, each... $1 Summer Silks Specially Priced Monday Satin Messaline New early fall shades and evening tints, also white. Ivory, cream and black; worth 75c; t on bargain square at, yard; . TC 46-inch Blue, Rose and Hello All Linen Suitings at, yard 50 Silk Remnants Nearly every known weave, in lengths from 2 to 10 yards; odd lengths, cut pieces, etc. ; worth to 75c; your choice at. . 0 C 36-inch white,. Ecru or Tan All Linen . Suitings -at, yard 39 40-Inch Silk and Wool Dress Poplins a wiae range or staple and fancy shades popular silks special- qq ly priced at. per yard OiC 36-inch Imported Novelty Dress Linen, worth 75c to $1 at, yard 50k RYDER Fl WORKHOUSE 'Goes to Kansas City to Investigate Its Working There. SAYS IT 'IS S0EELY NEEDED i - mm Woald Be a Great llp f ( Ordlaarr Haa of PrUoaera. Mar Also laclade Javeatle Offenders. Police Commissioner Ryder left last , night for Kansas City, where ha will (Inspect the municipal workhouse there I with a view to establishing a similar one in this city. I Mr. Ryder is planning-' a workhouse i that will be self-sustaining and will pro- vide all men who are out of work or who are sentenced to short terms In Jail with 1 an occupation. ; The police commissioner believes such a 'house would be a Godsend to many men, as they could be provided , with clothe and a little money at the con clusion of their services. Details of , the plan have ; not been worked out. but Commissioner Ryder mar extend the scope of the Institution to include Juvenile offenders. - If Juvenile offenders are included a separate management will have ' charge of them and they will not be housed with the "hardened criminals." Commissioner Ryder, will present his p;an to the city commission ' for action at an early date. "I want to quit talking about this and get to work," he said, "because it Is something that Is needed here.". : ' . . FOUR HELD AT SIOUX CITY AS CANNON'S ACCOMPLICES , Four men are under arrest in Bloux City charged with being the accomplice of Harry H- Cannon of Omaha In his al leged fraudulent: Belling, of . territorial agencies for a "duplex powder ejector." The Bloux City men were to hava been arraigned today, . but took .continuance to Tuesday, i. Cannon is ( under, .ar rest In Kansas City, where be was picked 419 a few weeks ago on Information fur nlshed authorities there by United States iJlBtrict Attorney Howell of Omaha. Per- oral Omaha women paid Cannon sums of money for the exclusive right to sell the "ejector" in sections of Nebraska. When they sent orders for the instruments to the alleged headquarters in $an Angeloa, Tex., they received word that no such in airument mas being manufactured there. Water Plant Money Makes Record in Treasurer's Office According to the report of County an.l City Treasurer W. O. Ur city disburse ments for the month of July this year exceeded the disbursements for. any other month by more than $6,000,000, the large amount Including the cost of the water works plant The usual disbursements average about $700,000 per month. In Jul the tptal 'disbursements were $7,221.M7.G6. Receipts exceeded these disbursements by $3,318,888.68. Following Is Mr. Ure's state, ment of the condition of the city anl county funds August 1: - 1 Balance July 1 $ $,830,782.07 July receipts City taxes $469,872.7 County taxes 41,892.03 City miscellaneous .. 104.06i.82 County mlscellane's. 9.3&3.03 South Omaha water 6,805.2! Omaha water' 89,067.80 720.U&J.WT ......I. ..$10,50,836.34 ..J7.066.S32.57 .. 165,115.09- 7,221,47.6S Total. Disbursements . City , County , . Balance August l.i. $$,318,888.6$ BRICK KILN .ORDINANCE MEETS WITH OPPOSITION H. M. O'Toole, 2623 South Thlrty-seV- enth street, will oppose the passage of the brick kiln" ordinance which the elty council has placed on Its first and second readings. This ordinance provides that brick: kilns may be built In the city and operated If the chimneys are built 100 feet high. Two years ago an ordinance was passed prohibiting the . construction of brick yards within the city limits. Brick manu facturers carried the ordinance Into the supreme . court, .where It was declared constitutional, Mr. O'Toole, discussing the ordinance with Commissioner Dan B. Butler this morning, said the amendment under con sideration by the council would permit Herman J. Krlttenbrink of South Omaha to build a brick kiln at Thirty-seventh and Wright streets. It was over the construction of the Krlttenbrink kiln that the legislation two years ago arose, resulting in the passage of an ordinance prohibiting such institu tions within the city limit. V EXTRA SPECIAL SALES v In Brandeis China Department . As there Is only a limited number of these "3fonday Bargains," . early choosing is advisable. CLOTHES WRINGERS Are Greatly Reduced. Challenge Wringers, each 81.89 Household Wringers, each $2.48 Novelty Wringers, each .. ....82.95 Universal Wringers, each . . ... -82.95 Royal Wringers, each 83.50 100 Fancy Toilet Shelves with six bottles, like illustration, set. .98c Haviland China Sets 25 sets, con 1 ' sisting of 100 pieces finest exam ples of the potters' art in two beau tiful patterns regular $65.00 sets, on sale, only .. . . . ...... .$33.85, N BRANDEIS STORES The .Persistent and Judicious Use of Newspaper Advertising la the Road to Business Success. Fight on When Loaf of Bread Must Have Sixteen Ounces Must a loaf of bread weigh sixteen ounces at the time the housewife buys It at the store? On the decision of this question depends the Innocence or guilt of A. O. Bundgren, the baker, charged by John Grant Pegg, Inspector of city weights and measures, with selling short weight bread, and .who is being tried in police court The city ordinance requires that eaoh single loaf of bread weigh sixteen ounces ana each double loaf thirty-two ounces at the time of baking. The bakers assert bread will shrink from one to two ounces In the course of ten hours. City Prosecutor Anheuser interpreted the ordinance to read that each single leaf of bread must weigh sixteen ounces at the time it Is sold at the stores. Police Magistrate Foster eantlnued the case until Tuesday In order that the defense might bring In decisions to prove that their Interpretation of the ordinance Is right. . P. r. Peterson, president of the Union Paciflo bakery, testified that all the lead ing bakers put eighteen ounces of dough In each loaf of bread and that to his knowledge all the bread baked by the bakery he is affiliated with tipped the scales at the required weight when It left the shop. ... The prosecution suggested that the" bakers put nineteen ounces of dough in each loaf, which would prevent the bread from shrinking below sixteen ounces. Mr. Peterson and Mr. Sundgren both said that If this was done It would mean a loss of $1 on every SOO loavea of bread baked. They explained that flour was at least GO cents higher now than, three months ago and If an extra ounce of dough was put In each loaf of bread It would spell bankruptcy for the small concerns. Death from Bloe Polsoa was prevented by O. W. Cloyd, Plunk. Ma, who healed his dangerous wound wlta Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Only 25c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Key to the Situation Bee Advertising. Y n Brandeis Hair Goods Special The best grades of fine hair at lowest prices for Monday selling. ' $4 value Natural Wavy Pair Switches.., 24 inches long, 2-ounce, - J f O C , Monday,1 at each ........ . . . ( p i O O e A Broken Line of Switches 98c to $2 values, choice 85c y A Transformations Made of finest 18 inch hair, $3.50 val ues, for $1.59 THE NEW THREE SEPARATE STEM Fine, fluffy, 28-inch Switches for ; the tastefully coiled hair dress, J QQ $10 values, Monday for. .-. .yvt O Large Assortment of Puffs - $1.75 values, for each 95c The Popular All Over Sik Nets large size, Monday, at 2, f or SPECIAL The Latest Ice Pack Facil Massage, $1 Shampooing, Manicuring and Hair Dressing by Appointment. SECOND FLOOR PONPELVN ROOM BRANDEIS STORES
